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Grott Home Assistant add-on - Native MQTT plugin
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Missing sensors on SPH3600 #18

Closed jakobschou closed 1 year ago

jakobschou commented 1 year ago

Hi,

I have installed the "current" version (as I am guessing it is the bleeding edge being rc8 of grott_ha.py), and hoped that would have fixed my problem of missing sensor values/entities in Home Assistant MQTT auto discovery.

I can see the data being captured and converted to text in the log under MQTT jsonmsg: "eacharge_total": 994 "edischarge1_tot": 1219 "eharge1_tot": 1191

and repacked to ha_grott:

However when looking in my MQTT broker (mosquitto), I am not getting the entities. Some have values, others does not.

I have a SPH3600, and under invtype/inverter type I have put: sph It does not work better with inverter type: default

Does anybody know why this is?

jakobschou commented 1 year ago

My log when using inverter type 'default' (I have changed serials to X), if it has to be mapped, I will gladly help:

 - Possible Inverter serial X
 - Inverter serial not recognised - using inverter type default
 - Growatt new layout processing
     - decrypt       :  True
     - offset        :  6
     - record layout :  T06NNNNX
 - Grott data record date/time processing started
 - date-time:  2023-02-28T20:23:45
 - Grott values retrieved:
     -  datalogserial        :  X
     -  pvserial             :  X
     -  recortype1           :  0
     -  recortype2           :  124
     -  pvstatus             :  6
     -  pvpowerin            :  0.0
     -  pv1voltage           :  0.0
     -  pv1current           :  0.0
     -  pv1watt              :  0.0
     -  pv2voltage           :  0.0
     -  pv2current           :  0.0
     -  pv2watt              :  0.0
     -  pvpowerout           :  0.0
     -  pvfrequentie         :  0.0
     -  pvgridvoltage        :  0.0
     -  pvgridcurrent        :  0.0
     -  pvgridpower          :  0.0
     -  pvgridvoltage2       :  0.0
     -  pvgridcurrent2       :  0.0
     -  pvgridpower2         :  0.0
     -  pvgridvoltage3       :  0.0
     -  pvgridcurrent3       :  0.0
     -  pvgridpower3         :  91082433.0
     -  totworktime          :  0.0
     -  pvenergytoday        :  0.0
     -  pvenergytotal        :  0.0
     -  epvtotal             :  16.2
     -  epv1today            :  185.0
     -  epv1total            :  293708.6
     -  epv2today            :  9.3
     -  epv2total            :  69.4
     -  pvtemperature        :  36.0
     -  pvipmtemperature     :  51.7
     -  pbusvolt             :  428.0
     -  nbusvolt             :  431.5
 - MQTT jsonmsg: 
         {"device": "X", "time": "2023-02-28T20:23:45", "buffered": "no",
         "values": {"datalogserial": "X", "pvserial": "X",
         "recortype1": 0, "recortype2": 124, "pvstatus": 6, "pvpowerin": 0,
         "pv1voltage": 0, "pv1current": 0, "pv1watt": 0, "pv2voltage": 0,
         "pv2current": 0, "pv2watt": 0, "pvpowerout": 0, "pvfrequentie": 0,
         "pvgridvoltage": 0, "pvgridcurrent": 0, "pvgridpower": 0, "pvgridvoltage2":
         0, "pvgridcurrent2": 0, "pvgridpower2": 0, "pvgridvoltage3": 0,
         "pvgridcurrent3": 0, "pvgridpower3": 910824330, "totworktime": 0,
         "pvenergytoday": 0, "pvenergytotal": 0, "epvtotal": 162, "epv1today": 1850,
         "epv1total": 2937086, "epv2today": 93, "epv2total": 694, "pvtemperature":
         360, "pvipmtemperature": 517, "pbusvolt": 4280, "nbusvolt": 4315}}
jakobschou commented 1 year ago

With 'sph' inverter type I am getting all the data, however none are available in HA.

MQTT jsonmsg: {"device": "X", "time": "2023-02-28T21:07:16", "buffered": "no", "values": {"datalogserial": "X", "pvserial": "X", "recortype1": 0, "recortype2": 124, "pvstatus": 6, "pvpowerin": 0, "pv1voltage": 0, "pv1current": 0, "pv1watt": 0, "pv2voltage": 0, "pv2current": 0, "pv2watt": 0, "pvpowerout": 5695, "pvfrequentie": 4997, "pvgridvoltage": 2333, "pvgridcurrent": 27, "pvgridpower": 5724, "pvgridvoltage2": 0, "pvgridcurrent2": 0, "pvgridpower2": 0, "pvgridvoltage3": 0, "pvgridcurrent3": 0, "pvgridpower3": 0, "totworktime": 2942306, "eactoday": 176, "pvenergytoday": 176, "eactotal": 1864, "epvtotal": 1180, "epv1today": 93, "epv1total": 694, "epv2today": 62, "epv2total": 481, "pvtemperature": 445, "pvipmtemperature": 426, "pvboosttemp": 389, "bat_dsp": 520, "pbusvolt": 4280, "#nbusvolt": 4317, "#ipf": 0, "#realoppercent": 0, "#opfullwatt": 0, "#deratingmode": 0, "eacharge_today": 61, "eacharge_total": 994, "batterytype": 1, "uwsysworkmode": 6, "systemfaultword0": 0, "systemfaultword1": 0, "systemfaultword2": 0, "systemfaultword3": 0, "systemfaultword4": 32, "systemfaultword5": 0, "systemfaultword6": 0, "systemfaultword7": 0, "pdischarge1": 6600, "p1charge1": 0, "vbat": 519, "SOC": 40, "pactouserr": 0, "#pactousers": 0, "#pactousert": 0, "pactousertot": 0, "pactogridr": 0, "#pactogrids": 0, "#pactogridt": 0, "pactogridtot": 0, "plocaloadr": 6600, "#plocaloads": 0, "#plocaloadt": 0, "plocaloadtot": 6600, "#ipm": 0, "#battemp": 24, "spdspstatus": 6, "spbusvolt": 2893, "etouser_tod": 98, "etouser_tot": 3217, "etogrid_tod": 24, "etogrid_tot": 60, "edischarge1_tod": 97, "edischarge1_tot": 1242, "eharge1_tod": 107, "eharge1_tot": 1191, "elocalload_tod": 218, "elocalload_tot": 4388}}

egguy commented 1 year ago

Hi,

Are you on your own MQTT server or the one in HA?

On the first data message received, do you have any Pushing XXX configurations payload to HA ? This will indicate that sensors are created in HA.

For the repacking, It's mostly HA doing the heavy lifting of the transformation with value templates, I don't really touch the values, excepted to add a last push sensor.

If correctly configured, you should have a homeassistant/sensor/grott/XXXXX_sensor config for each sensor.

When data is pushed, it should arrive at homeassistant/grott/XXXX/state

jakobschou commented 1 year ago

Hi,

I am using the Mosquitto add-on through HA.

I have now figured out to get the MQTT data parsed manually via MQTT sensors in my config.

I found a topic/issue inside grott master branch with new MQTT setup for HA, and just cherrypicked the ones I needed which I could see were generated in the logs.

Funny part is that when using the "default" inverter type, the ha_grott will send data through MQTT auto-discovery, but not all data is included. But when using the "sph" inverter type, auto-discovery does not work, but I can get all the data manually, as explained before.

egguy commented 1 year ago

Hello, Do you have an error message associated with the first valid data packet? You should have something like this:

 - Matched inverter serial to inverter type sph
    Grott HA 0.0.7-RC8 - creating XXXXXXX config in HA, 69 to push
    Pushing 70 configurations payload to HA
    Configurations pushed
     - Growatt packet received:
jakobschou commented 1 year ago

Hi,

I am getting this error message:

`Grott HA 0.0.7-RC8 - creating X config in HA, 85 to push Pushing 86 configurations payload to HA

egguy commented 1 year ago

Ho nice one. Never seen this one before.

Did you activate the parameter gincludeall in the configuration? If it's the case, can you disable it for the moment?

From your current output and the message, this seems to be a possible problem. If this is the case, I need to implement a special filter for this.

jakobschou commented 1 year ago

I just tried to disable 'gincludeall' and that actually fixed it!

Weird - but thank you!

No I am getting the sensor data through MQTT auto discovery, but with some possible extra sensors missing, and some obsolete. But it works!

egguy commented 1 year ago

Normally grott push only some measures, the measures prefixed by a # are not pushed (duplicates? Unknown mapping ?).

With the gincludeall flag, this function is disabled and everything is pushed, event prefixed measures.

In MQTT the # is a wildcard character, which is an illegal character for a topic. The topic names are: $inverterID_jsonkey, so with this parameter, it tries to create invalid topic.

This is why I need to add a protection in the future to prevent this problem.